Rajasthan dominates cumin production in India, contributing more than 50% of the country’s yield. The state’s arid climate, coupled with its nutrient-rich sandy soil, is ideal for cultivating high-quality cumin seeds known for their robust aroma and essential oil content. Major districts like Jalore and Barmer have established themselves as global suppliers, with exports reaching
The cumin is mainly cultivated in India, Turkey, Syria, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Iran, Egypt,Pakistan, and Italy. India is estimated to produce more than 70% of the world’s cumin, fromapproximately 841940hectares under cultivation, yielding 546750tonnescumin seed (2019-20).InIndia Cumin is mostly cultivated in Rajasthan (503230hectares) and Gujarat (337007hectares) andin some part of M.P. and U.P. as
Cumin (Jeera): Rajasthan’s Crown Jewel Rajasthan dominates cumin production in India, contributing more than 50% of the country’s yield. The state’s arid climate, coupled with its nutrient-rich sandy soil, is ideal for cultivating high-quality cumin seeds known for their robust aroma and essential oil content. Major districts like Jalore and Barmer have established themselves as
